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His Songs - The Keith Jarrett Songbook - Companion Mixtape

By Ludovico Granvassu | Mondo Jazz
May 29, 2021
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Two hours are so quick to fill and one has to often exclude tracks that deserve attention but for one reason or another (length, similarities to other selections, need for variety and flow etc.) don't find the right spot in the playlist... To remedy the situation we have a "companion mixtape" series when it's necessary to share great music in addition to that which is included in our regular show.

Enjoy these additional renditions of Keith Jarrett music.

Happy listening!

Playlist

Funky Spuds "The Windup" The Windup -Single (Self-released) 0:00
Håkon Storm "The Raven Speaks" Canned Second (Curling Legs) 6:31
Ernie Watts "No Lonely Nights" A Simple Truth (Laika) 10:44
Dylan Ryan "Mortgage on My Soul" Circa (Cuneiform) 18:47
George Colligan, Jesper Bodilsen "So Tender" Twins (SteepleChase) 22:50
Boris Kozlov "Semblance" Conversations at the Well (Criss Cross) 30:55
Gary Burton "Moonchild / In Your Quiet Place" Alone at Last (Atlantic) 38:12
George Schuller "Rotation" Like Before, Somewhat After (Playscape) 44:14
The Kenny Drew Jr. Trio "Bop Be" Winter Flower (Milestone) 50:34
Brad Walker "The Survivors' Suite" Quintet (Self-released) 56:04
Chihiro Yamanaka "Lucky Southern" Abyss (Verve) 1:04:12
Kurt Elling "Leaving Again" Nightmoves (Concord) 1:09:14
Rez Abbasi "The Cure" Continuous (Enja) 1:14:14
Joe Lovano, Tom Harrell "Shades of Jazz" As Long As You're Living Yours -The Music of Keith Jarrett (BMG/RCA Victor) 1:22:58
D.D. Jackson "Everything That Lives Laments" As Long As You're Living Yours -The Music of Keith Jarrett (BMG/RCA Victor) 1:28:33

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About Keith Jarrett

Instrument: Piano

Concerts

Jun 15 Sat

Keith Jarrett, Maki Namekawa

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London, UK

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